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It will be available on the RTE Player also, though you may need to use a vpn if it won't play because it detects you are in the UK
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https://www.rte.ie/gaeilge/2021/0330/1206964-rediscovering-irelands-railway-routes-iarnrod-enda/ Six part series, first being on the Waterford to Dungarvan line. Looks like something similar to Michael Portillo's show
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Exactly! You can stick up whatever price you want, but it doesn't mean that it's going to sell!
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You'd want to be really really high on 'member berries to buy one of those hideous yokes I would have to be paid double that amount to even let one of those things into my house to take up space!
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Also available from the horses mouth so to speak: http://markle.co.uk/
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IE 071 classes possibly retiring in the next decade?
skinner75 replied to 228RiverOwenboy's topic in General Chat
In the UK, GBRF are taking Class 56 locos, gutting them, and putting in new eco engines, generators etc., to form the Class 69: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zdSC-WF-eNI -
IE 071 classes possibly retiring in the next decade?
skinner75 replied to 228RiverOwenboy's topic in General Chat
With the love that Inchicore shows to the 071 fleet, I don't see why they would have to be retired. As long as nothing major fails, the rest of the 'consumable' wear parts can be replaced ad infinitum. Emissions from the engine may be an issue in the not too distant future, but nothing a re-engine program couldn't sort out if the rest of the loco is sound -
It also helps cost-wise if you don't have to spend the money on R&D of a product
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Swift Thinking - Britbus Dublin Deckers Now In Stock!
skinner75 replied to BosKonay's topic in Irish Railway Models
One of each ordered up now! -
I paid €90 with postage for it
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I picked up one of these last year on Adverts.ie - sitting proudly on my mantelpiece now.
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Lol! It goes to show that it pays to 'shop around' so to speak!
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I can't stand this releasing of news on Facebook - why is there nothing on murphymodels.com about this? From their website 'In the works' section: "As of September 2020 we have no plans for future models now that the Class 121 is on sale" Facebook is rot
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Could he not have ordered from Amazon.de? €60 there with free shipping, versus £50 from the UK site https://www.amazon.de/fire-tv-stick-4k-ultra-hd-mit-alexa-sprachfernbedienung/dp/B07PW9VBK5/ref=sr_1_1?__mk_de_DE=ÅMÅŽÕÑ&crid=C0EAU5FV8T2W&dchild=1&keywords=amazon+fire+stick+tv+4k&qid=1614606707&sprefix=amazon+%2Caps%2C163&sr=8-1
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I wonder how that's going to work now post-Brexit?
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Wasn't it Brendan Ogle & the ILDA that screwed up rail freight?
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Such a shame that it is only marketed/sold on Facebook...
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Any time I've been on an RPSI tour in their Cravens, it has been behind an 071 or 201 that is used in active duties, so there is multiple loco options available for the RPSI Cravens. I do get the point of a steam model hauling them though, to represent the steam trips the RPSI do. Personally, I have no interest in steam as steam was before my time, and wouldn't buy a steam loco model. I'll buy diesels till the cows come home though!
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The A class I have preordered from the .com site, will these ship from Ireland? I am living in Ireland, so this would be preferable - no duty to worry about, which would be a nice bit on the price of the locos.
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Capacitors C7 & C8 definetely look like they are touching, and C5 looks a bit askew too. Pretty shonky looking placement/soldering job on those three components.
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Not sure, but I think that Joe may have just missed out the 'not' or 'nt' in the line "This uses a Rheostat to increase/decrease the voltage which is ideal for today motors" Joe Keekan to confirm!
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I have pretty much just stopped buying stuff from UK sellers/companies now. If I can't get it from an EU country, then I question myself 'how badly do I need/want it?'
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From the mail I got back from SF, you will have to wait for the run in the summer, and there is only one option available, which would be the latest/modern van, which would go with the IRM pack
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So if Ebay gives the VAT to the UK Gov, then when the item hits Irish Customs, they'll be looking for the Irish VAT if the item is over €22, and duty on top of that if it is over €150
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Mail I received in November regarding a RTR Weed Van from Silver Fox: "We are next planning on making a batch of Weed Vans in our August-October 2021 production schedule. If you wish to have a Weed Van included in this production batch, please email back to confirm and please provide your delivery address for our records. No deposit is required, as payment is only requested on completion of work. Many Thanks Chris - Silver Fox Models"
